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It won't break even after 1 million repetitions! A mat switch with reliable operation, high durability, and low price. Suitable for options in machine tools as well. Please consult us about delivery t...
- Sensors
We can accommodate high resistance over 10,000 ohms, with diameters ranging from approximately 30 mm to 8 inches, and we also offer thinning and chip processing arrangements!
- Other semiconductors
- Processing Contract
- Wafer
Smart inventory management with bulk reading of sports equipment and membership cards.
- antenna
- Personal authentication
- Document and Data Management
A clear explanation of how to obtain a technical standards conformity certification!
To sell and use products that utilize wireless technology in Japan, it is necessary to obtain a national certification called "Technical Standards Conformity Certification (Giteki)." So, "how do you obtain Giteki?" 【Step 1】 What products require Giteki? Devices that communicate using wireless technology that emits radio waves are subject to this requirement, such as smartphones, Wi-Fi routers, Bluetooth earphones, wireless mice, wireless transceivers, IoT devices, etc. 【Step 2】 Where can you get the assessment done? The assessment for Giteki is conducted by a third-party organization recognized by the government, called a "Registered Certification Body." Examples include the Telecommunications Engineering Center (TELEC) and the Japan Maritime Bureau (JCI). 【Step 3】 What do you need to submit? For the assessment, you need to submit documents and samples such as the following, to check for "signal strength," "frequency accuracy," and "radio interference": Product technical specifications (such as frequency and output), circuit diagrams or design drawings, and the actual product (or prototype). 【Step 4】 If you pass the test, you will receive the "Giteki mark"! 【Step 5】 After that, you can freely sell and use the product!
Smart inventory management for apparel products! Accurate stock management with reduced misreading.
- antenna
- Document and Data Management
- Personal authentication
A clear explanation of how to obtain a technical standards conformity certification!
To sell and use products that utilize wireless technology in Japan, it is necessary to obtain a national certification called "Technical Standards Conformity Certification (Giteki)." So, "how do you obtain Giteki?" 【Step 1】 What products require Giteki? Devices that communicate using wireless technology that emits radio waves are subject to this requirement, such as smartphones, Wi-Fi routers, Bluetooth earphones, wireless mice, wireless transceivers, IoT devices, etc. 【Step 2】 Where can you get the assessment done? The assessment for Giteki is conducted by a third-party organization recognized by the government, called a "Registered Certification Body." Examples include the Telecommunications Engineering Center (TELEC) and the Japan Maritime Bureau (JCI). 【Step 3】 What do you need to submit? For the assessment, you need to submit documents and samples such as the following, to check for "signal strength," "frequency accuracy," and "radio interference": Product technical specifications (such as frequency and output), circuit diagrams or design drawings, and the actual product (or prototype). 【Step 4】 If you pass the test, you will receive the "Giteki mark"! 【Step 5】 After that, you can freely sell and use the product!
Information transmission from business device networks handling production equipment and medical devices to general office systems. For cybersecurity at this boundary, start with this.
- Firewall and intrusion prevention
![[RFID Implementation Case] Access C...](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/11a/2000547075/IPROS63599173124223675844.png?w=280&h=280){kind=small}
In addition to managing people's entry and exit to each security area, we manage presence information. We support the enhancement of security and safety, as well as the improvement of operational effi...
- Other security
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There are 139 implementation cases nationwide! A system suitable for simplifying security and reception tasks.
- Personal authentication
Contributing to the simplification of security operations and the reduction of labor costs! It is also possible to issue access passes remotely.
- Personal authentication
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[Patent Pending] Introduction of an authentication case using employee ID cards with the "Entry and Exit Management System"
- Personal authentication
Introducing a method for utilizing RFID tags that allows for authentication while walking without the need to hold up a card.
- Personal authentication
Authentication of vehicle occupants, including drivers, is possible! Here are examples of the utilization of entry and exit management systems.
- Personal authentication
[Utility Model Registered] Introducing security enhancements using RFID and congestion alleviation.
- Personal authentication
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By centrally managing vehicle entry and exit, including passengers, as well as pedestrian entry and exit, we will enhance security, simplify reception duties, and alleviate congestion.
- Other security
Switching is possible in case of paper jams or malfunctions! Achieve labor-saving reception operations with an unmanned two-dimensional code issuing machine.
- Other security
- Entrance and exit control system
Utilizing a reservation system and QR codes! Achieving significant labor reduction in reception tasks.
- Other security
- Entrance and exit control system
Supporting work style reform! Introducing a case study on the implementation of license plate vehicle number recognition.
- Other security
- Entrance and exit control system
Real-time aggregation and confirmation of entry and exit management! Building an entry and exit management system tailored to customer needs.
- Other security
- Entrance and exit control system
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Examples of implementation by major valve manufacturers, taxi associations in various prefectures, and major building material manufacturers are published!
- Other security
In celebration of the launch of our new product, we are offering a free rental service for RFID sample and verification machines. The rental period for the verification machine is two weeks. First com...
- Entrance and exit control system
In a ransomware attack, backup data becomes unusable before the actual environment is encrypted. Can your company prevent this?
- Firewall and intrusion prevention
- Software (middle, driver, security, etc.)
- Other information systems
Electronically control the beam radiation direction! High-precision RFID management of important areas.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Electronically control the beam radiation direction! Reduces misreading of RFID tags.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
An RFID antenna to control the detection area for agricultural machinery management.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Supporting the efficiency of equipment inspections! Beam-variable antennas that reduce RFID tag misreads.
- antenna
- RFID related products and IC tag services
- Entrance and exit control system
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Electronically control the beam radiation direction! It enhances the accuracy of equipment and component management.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Electronically control the beam radiation direction! Reduces misreading of RFID tags.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
RFID antenna supporting the efficiency of library management.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
For important parts management! Reducing RFID tag misreads with beam control.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Ideal for medical device tracking! An antenna that reduces RFID tag misreads.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Electronically control the beam radiation direction! High-precision tag identification for each process.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- Other Amplification/PCR
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Electronically control the beam radiation direction to reduce misreading in parts management.
- antenna
- RFID related products and IC tag services
- Entrance and exit control system
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Improving the accuracy of display item management! Reducing RFID tag misreads with beam control.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Electronically control the beam radiation direction! Accurately identify only the target area.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
Electronically control the beam radiation direction! Reduces RFID tag misreads in stores.
- antenna
- Entrance and exit control system
- RFID related products and IC tag services
What is an anechoic chamber? Is it really necessary?
An anechoic chamber is a "special room" used to test the performance and safety of wireless devices. In a regular room, invisible waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi, and televisions are present, making it impossible to conduct accurate tests on devices. Therefore, an anechoic chamber is a special space that "completely shuts out external waves" and also ensures that "waves inside do not leak outside." When is it used? - Testing and inspection of wireless devices - Testing for obtaining technical standard conformity certification (Giteki) - Confirming that there is no interference from waves to other devices In other words, it is "an essential place for creating accurate and reliable wireless devices." What is the inside of the room like? - The walls, ceiling, and floor are covered with "sponge-like materials that absorb waves (wave-absorbing panels)." - The entire room is covered with a metal shield to prevent external waves from entering. Why is it so important? Wireless devices can significantly impact medical equipment, airplanes, and fire department radios, depending on where they are used. That is why it is crucial to thoroughly verify that they emit waves correctly and safely in a place free from external influences, which is the anechoic chamber.
The emergency sound output and notification function can be set individually! Sensitivity settings can be adjusted in 7 levels.
- Embedded applications for mobile phones and PDAs
- Other security and surveillance systems
- Other security
![[Development Case] Entry and Exit S...](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/073/2000671037/IPROS20760582578050569333.png?w=280&h=280){kind=small}
By recording the entry and exit of visitors, it becomes easier to take measures in case of problems! Here are examples from the food industry.
- Entrance and exit control system
![[Case Study] IC Card-Based Attendan...](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/d48/2000674773/IPROS70459150356379711063.png?w=280&h=280){kind=small}
You can easily see the attendance status and seating locations of employees! Here are some examples of a free-address office.
- Other information systems
- Entrance and exit control system
![[Development Case] Enrollment Manag...](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/d22/2001506209/IPROS46942486120353644429.png?w=280&h=280){kind=small}
You can check and change your attendance status and seat information from your personal PC's web browser!
- Entrance and exit control system
Low-cost and robust semi-automatic bidirectional rotating gate. A wide range of options from compact small sizes to robust large sizes, including models for two passageways.
- others
- Other security
- Other safety equipment
We would like to introduce our products as an option that balances high defense capability and ease of operation for addressing challenges!
- Other security and surveillance systems
- Other security
I don't want to part with the USB memory, but continuing to use it in the office... will ensure a secure transition to networks with different security levels.
- Firewall and intrusion prevention
- Other security
- Other operation management software
Engineers skilled in AWS are here to help! You can choose and combine from advice to fully managed services.
- server
- Server monitoring and network management tools
- Other security
Detection of vulnerabilities in control systems and ensuring safety and robustness
- Technical and Reference Books
- Firewall and intrusion prevention
- Encryption and authentication
Don't you want to use email for trouble reporting and regular data acquisition from the OT network? In a way that doesn't allow intrusion into the OT.
- Software (middle, driver, security, etc.)
- Email/Fax transmission
- Firewall and intrusion prevention
The number of measurement points is 7,000! Equipped with attendance management features using various authentication methods.
- Personal authentication
Extensive achievements in financial institutions, compatible with various electric locks! Centralized management via server is possible.
- Entrance and exit control system
We will exhibit at the Industrial Exchange Exhibition 2011 at Big Sight.
We will be exhibiting at the 14th Industrial Exchange Exhibition 2011 ~ The largest trade show in Japan by small and medium-sized enterprises ~ Date: October 26 (Wednesday) to 28 (Friday), 2011, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Location: Tokyo Big Sight, East Halls 5 & 6 http://www.sangyo-koryuten.jp/ Booth Number: Information - 37 (Joint exhibition with Haibritch Co., Ltd.) http://sangyo-koryuten.jp/search/popup.php?id=2324 *Admission is free, but pre-registration is convenient. https://www.sangyo-koryuten.jp/registration/ Alternatively, we can send you an invitation ticket if you wish. At this event, we will be showcasing the following: - IC card-compatible attendance management system "GreenNuts・MC Office Time Management" - Network-compatible access control management system - Key management system "Digital @ IC Key Terminal & Archive System & Lock" - Energy-saving CCFL lighting "E・COOL" - Customer management system "Grip" - Fully integrated with OBC's Commercial Business System